A Christmas Prayer by eekdog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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thanks for your visit today my dear rendo friends. and really enjoy your time and comments.
a prayer for all in need, mostly the less fortunate / homeless and hungry. hope all will have a joyous Christmas day and beyond.

Comments (20)
Lovely render and great Christmas message! Wish you a very Merry Christmas!
Is a lovely gesture. Lovely render too. God bless us as Tiny Tim Said.
enchantting and touching christmas image .πβ Wishing you, your family and friends a peaceful and reflective holiday season...
This is the closest I've been to a church in about twenty years. LOL. This looks great, Steve. Love your character and the render came out so rich and beautiful.
Nice image and we all need prayers now and every day.
Nice image...
Very nice!
Beautiful work, and I'll join that prayer.
Lovely Christmas scene, awesome work SteveππββοΈπβοΈ
Great image that spreads thoughts of love and concern for the needy. Prayers and hope for better days! Best wishes for Christmas and New Year, Steve!
Thanks for thinking of them
Merry Christmas to you and yours and, yes, let's think of those out in the cold and dark...
Will this end in blood, a little Kill Bill feel?
Very nice! Merry Christmas!!
Wonderful
Merry Christmas Eek! Yeah, Christmas in a homeless shelter sucks rocks.
Cool
Beautiful image and reminder.
a touching prayer, and I hope it comes true in the year and years ahead---this present selfish time can't go on forever. Your model, here, stands out as a beacon against a very intimately-lit interior (well, it's a church, and the interior would be this shadowed, by nature). She stands out like a messenger---the original meaning of "angel" was "messenger," after all...And she holds her hand as if to say, "will you come in?"
There's another woman in the background, maybe a nun. A gentle intimate portrait for the holiday. Your Christmas images are always touching, Steve.
A very beautiful and moving scene here, Steve. Not sure how I missed it, but I'm glad I found it. Wonderful thoughts and prayers to go forwards.